Fieldnotes - The Anthropology Podcast
Anthropology Department - University of Sussex
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About This Podcast
Fieldnotes is a new initiative from the Department of Anthropology at the University of Sussex. Each episode opens a window into the worlds our faculty move through – social, visual and cultural anthropology in all their messy, thoughtful, field-based forms.
We sit with anthropologists as they reflect on their journeys, the moments that shaped them, the ideas that keep them awake at night and the questions they continue to carry into their research. From sensory encounters in the field to the politics of representation, memory and everyday life, Fieldnotes brings you conversations that are intimate, grounded and curious.
This is a space for students, researchers and anyone who wants to understand how anthropology actually happens – through lived experience, careful listening and the slow work of paying attention.
Join us as we follow the threads of stories, archives, images and relationships that make anthropology at Sussex what it is: open, critical, creative and deeply human.
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S1E8 Visual Storytelling, Memory and Afghanistan with Moska Najib
In this episode of Field Notes, the Sussex Anthropology Podcast, Dr Syeda Sana Batool, Assistant Professor of Visual Anthropology at University of Sussex speaks with Moska Najib, a writer,…
S1E7 Labour, Inequality and the Human Lives Behind Global Fashion with Dr Rebecca Prentice
In this episode of Fieldnotes: The Sussex Anthropology Podcast, Dr Syeda Sana Batool speaks with Dr Rebecca Prentice, Associate Professor of Anthropology and International Development at the…
S1E6 Field Notes: Bedel, Belonging, and Queer Kurdish Life with Dr Emrah Karakuş
In this episode of Field Notes, host Sam speaks with Dr Emrah Karakuş about queer and trans Kurdish life, intimacy and affect as political terrains, and the ethical stakes of ethnographic research.…
S1E5 Listening to the Body: Health, Inequality and Anthropology with Dr Elizabeth Mills
In this episode of Field Notes: The Sussex Anthropology Podcast, Sana Batool speaks with Elizabeth Mills, Associate Professor in Anthropology and International Development at the University of…
S1E4 Anthropology, Fieldwork & Global Challenges – A Conversation with Prof. Geert De Neve
In this episode, Dr Syeda Sana Batool spoke with Professor Geert De Neve, Head of the School of Global Studies at the University of Sussex. Trained initially in economics before turning to…
S1E3 Faith, Feeling, and the Future: Exploring Spiritual Worlds with Dr Gareth Breen
In this episode of Fieldnotes: The Sussex Anthropology Podcast, host Dr Syeda Sana Batool speaks with Dr Gareth Breen, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Sussex. Gareth’s work…
S1E2 Moving Worlds: Time, Trade, and Medical Travel with Dr Diana Ibáñez-Tirado
In this episode of Fieldnotes: The Sussex Anthropology Podcast, host Dr Syeda Sana Batool sits down with Dr Diana Ibáñez-Tirado, Lecturer in Anthropology at the University of Sussex and a beloved…
S1E1 Travelling Through Frontiers: Global Lives, Local Worlds — with Professor Magnus Marsden
In the very first episode of Fieldnotes: The Sussex Anthropology Podcast, host Dr. Sana Batool, Assistant Prof. of Visual Anthropology speaks with Professor Magnus Marsden, Head of Anthropology at…
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Fieldnotes - The Anthropology Podcast has published 8 episodes since December 2025, covering topics in Education, Society & Culture.
Fieldnotes - The Anthropology Podcast is currently active with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 32m.
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